Drunk driver’s license already suspended before deadly Wyoming crash
February 1, 2023
Arthur A. Nelson, 57, of Limestone, Tenn., who triggered the multi-car wreck that killed five young people from Sherwood, should not have even been driving. According to Wyoming Highway Patrol,...
Patience is key to Elmore’s Jacksonville revival plan
February 1, 2023
Jacksonville Mayor Jeff Elmore’s State of City address, which he presented at the last city council meeting, included some highlights of Mayor Bob Johnson’s last year in office. But Elmore...
Fifty townhouses coming to Cabot
February 1, 2023
A new residential complex of 50 townhouses is planned for the Greystone area on the west of Hwy. 5. The Cabot Planning Commission, last week, approved the final plat and...
Jacksonville will end its 99-year lease for dilapidated school campus
January 25, 2023
The old, abandoned and derelict Jacksonville Elementary School is going back to Pulaski County Special School District. The Jacksonville City Council voted unanimously to break a 99-year lease the...
Lonoke defeats Heber Springs
October 19, 2022
Lonoke’s Landon Jones jukes and jives his way to a big gain in the Jackrabbits’ 28-7 win over the Heber...
Lonoke music festival marks city’s 150th
October 11, 2022
The city of Lonoke is 150 years old, and it is celebrating its birthday Saturday with an arts, blues, gospel...
$5.5M covid aid for Jacksonville
September 20, 2022
A resolution explaining how Jacksonville was going to spend $5.5 million of Covid was tabled as three council members were...
Jacksonville’s new chamber executives
August 24, 2022
The new director and economic developer of the Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce were introduced on Thursday at the Jacksonville City...
Phantom felony raises concerns
August 24, 2022
A Lonoke County woman’s allegations that County Clerk Dawn Porterfield hired two felons to work in her office were inaccurate...
